CHAPTER XVIII
Though the child could not describe the gentleman's person who
handed his sister into the post-chaise, yet my suspicions fell
entirely upon our young landlord, whose character for such intrigues
was but too well known. I therefore directed my steps towards
Thornhill Castle, resolving to upbraid him, and, if possible,
to bring back my daughter: but before I had reached his seat,
I was met by one of my parishioners, who said he saw a young
lady resembling my daughter in a postchaise with a gentleman,
whom by the description I could only guess to be Mr Burchell,
and that they drove very fast. This information, however, did
by no means satisfy me. I therefore went to the young 'Squire's,
and, though it was yet early, insisted upon seeing him immediately.
He soon appeared with the most open familiar air, and seemed
perfectly amazed at my daughter's elopement, protesting, upon
his honour, that he was quite a stranger to it. I now therefore
condemned my former suspicions, and could turn them only on Mr
Burchell, who, I recollected, had of late several private conferences
with her; but the appearance of another witness left me no room
to doubt his villainy, who averred, that he and my daughter were
actually gone towards the Wells, about thirty miles off, where
there was a great deal of company. Being driven to that state
of mind in which we are all more ready to act

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Though what is child could not describe what is gentleman's person who
handed his sister into what is post-chaise, yet my suspicions fell
entirely upon our young landlord, whose character for such intrigues
was but too well known. I therefore directed my steps towards
Thornhill Castle, resolving to upbraid him, and, if possible,
to bring back my daughter: but before I had reached his seat,
I was met by one of my parishioners, who said he saw a young
lady resembling my daughter in a postchaise with a gentleman,
whom by what is description I could only guess to be Mr Burchell,
and that they drove very fast. This information, however, did
by no means satisfy me. I therefore went to what is young 'Squire's,
and, though it was yet early, insisted upon seeing him immediately.
He soon appeared with what is most open familiar air, and seemed
perfectly amazed at my daughter's elopement, protesting, upon
his honour, that he was quite a stranger to it. I now therefore
condemned my former suspicions, and could turn them only on Mr
Burchell, who, I recollected, had of late several private conferences
with her; but what is appearance of another witness left me no room
to doubt his villainy, who averred, that he and my daughter were
actually gone towards what is Wells, about thirty miles off, where
there was a great deal of company. Being driven to that state
of mind in which we are all more ready to act
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